Nation's Pig Crop Will Break Record
The Agriculture Department forecasts a peacetime pig crop of 99,079,000, with spring and fall totals the largest in history apart from 1942 and 1943. The report notes higher sow turnout, larger litters, and a fall crop near 39,000,000 to meet 1951 demand, signaling a drop in pork prices next fall.
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Washington
U.R
Agriculture Department
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Fidelity Club Holds Meeting in Midland
Mrs. Millard Walraven hosted Midland Fidelity Club members with Mrs. John Weatherwax presiding in the president’s absence. Members shared a current event, Ferrell Otto demonstrated plaque painting, and the hostess received a woven cloth shower honor.
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Millard Walraven
Midland Fidelity Club
John Weatherwax
Doyle Swaby
Ferrell Otto
Walraven
CERTA-VIN Relieves Stomach Gas Says Linton Man
A Linton man reports his stomach gas and bloating vanished after taking CERTA-VIN before meals. The ad claims the formula with Ten Great Herbs plus vitamin B and iron enriches blood and strengthens nerves, with Hamilton Drug Stores selling it.
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Hamilton Drug Stores
Homer Bales Honored at Park Fish Fry Party
Homer Bales celebrated his 45th birthday with friends at Shakamak State Park. A wall eyed pike feast from Minnesota fed the gathering of couples including Charles and Mary Moore, George and Betty Wiley, Byron and Jane Webster, Bill and Ruth Abram, Gilbert and Eva Lynn, and Homer and spouse. Gifts were given to Mr. Bales.
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Homer Bales
Shakamak State Park
Minnesota
Charles Moore
George Wiley
Byron Webster
Bill Abram
Fewer Unemployed In Indiana Today
Indiana officials report non agricultural employment in Indiana last month rose to the highest level since December 1948. John W Crise, division director, announced the figures showing fewer unemployed residents and a continued jobs expansion in the state.
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Indiana
Indianapolis
U.R
Indiana Employment Security Division
John W. Crise
Hoosier Employers Add Nearly 21 000 Jobs in May
Hoosier employers added almost 21 000 workers between mid April and mid May boosting non agricultural payrolls to over 1 200 000 for the first time in 18 months. Crise noted most gains came from manufacturing with seasonal expansion in construction.
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Mesdames Henry Wonders
Harvey Odgen
Damon Myers
O. S. Cole
Kenny McGuire
Earl Stalcup
Ferrell Atto
Fidelity Club
Hamilton Paint & Wallpaper Store
South Main St
Rexall Drug Store
Linton
Rae Ae
KANT
Simoniz
Bruce
Richtone
Bob White
Retall Drug Store
Gilbert Lynn
Bales
Newkirk’s Funeral Home
Pleasantville
Linton Hardware Company
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